The Domestic-Public Dichotomy Refers to the Separation of

question 39

Multiple Choice

The domestic-public dichotomy refers to the separation of

• A) spheres of exchange.
• B) home and the outside world.
• C) secular and sacred domains.
• D) the elite and commoners.
• E) cooking and sleeping spaces in residential units.

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